Former Cirque du Soleil cellist Marcie Brown's CD "Butterfly Girl" was in the running for a 2010 grammy in the American Folk category. Her new CD "Reflections Over Brandy" has been in the Top Ten Jazz CD's list on American and European radio stations this summer. Ms. Brown is a cellist that has some depth. She has performed with street musicians upon the dingy grey pavements of New York City. She has performed beside well-trained conservatory musicians in well-lit and well attended symphonic halls. She has mingled with musicians from Brazil, India, Trinidad, Jamaica, Guatemala, Africa, Portugal and Italian gypsies. She has performed with Lucianno Pavoratti, Andreas Bocelli, Dizzy Gillespie, Itzak Perlman, Ray Charles and Lionel Richie. She did over 600 shows with the Cirque du Soleil's "O" in Las Vegas. The music that she brings to us is a combination of all of these experiences: broad, deep, rich and soulful.

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Ms. Brown's new CD "Reflections Over Brandy" is currently on the Top Ten Jazz Singles list at KZSC 88.1 in Santa Cruz. It's been playing all across the states and in Tokyo, Australia, the Netherlands and even in Poland! It's been named the number one new CD in St. Johns Newfoundland. "Reflections Over Brandy" is a mixture of traditional and modern music: string instruments with rhythm section, classical music with reggae, rhumba and jazz.

Marcie Brown bio

Marcie Brown is a cellist that has performed with many great musicians such as Ray Charles, Dizzy Gillespie, Lionel Richie, Andreas Bocelli and Lucianno Pavoratti. She was cellist for the Cirque du Soleil "O" show for several years and over 600 shows in Las Vegas, and she has performed with many professional symphonies and also with groups from many different countries. Her own original compositions are influenced by the music of India, Africa, Brazil, Portugal and Ireland. Her most recent CD, "Butterfly Girl", is classical-gypsy-circus-world cello music, at its finest.